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Average gas price soars 15 cents over month in West Michigan
Gas is up 7 cents in West Michigan over a week, and 15 cents over a month, according to AAA's Daily Fuel Gauge Report.
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Jessica Heeringa's abduction case nets 'high priority tips' over the weekend
Investigators are chasing down "high priority tips" they received over the weekend in connection to the Jessica Heeringa abduction case , said Norton Shores Police Chief Dan Shaw.
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Kathy Hoogstra appointed circuit court judge, replacing retired John C. Ruck
Retiring 14th Circuit Judge John C. Ruck jokingly poses with his portrait while his secretary, Judy Carnes , and former secretary, Suzie Flowers, laugh at a ceremony to celebrate his career and to unveil a portrait of him at the Michael E. Kobza Hall of Justice in Muskegon Wednesday, March 27, 2013.
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Muskegon Community College hosts 35th Annual Mayfest for free family fun
Five-year-old Jourdan Ealom of Muskegon slides down an inflatable bounce house at the 35th Annual Mayfest at Muskegon Community College on Saturday, May 18, 2013.
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Question of the Day: Are Tasers and video surveillance cameras right for city of Muskegon?
The first was whether Muskegon police officers need Tasers and the other was about putting video surveillance camera's downtown.
GVSU baseball advances to Division II College World Series with 6-3 win over Bellarmine
Sophomore Jamie Potts went 3-for-3 with three RBI, including the game-winning two-RBI single in the bottom of the eighth of the clinching game.
Weather report: mostly sunny, warm
The sun is expected to shine most of the day, Sunday, May 19, in the Muskegon area, according to the National Weather Service.
Muskegon-area residents honored by local American Red Cross for outstanding efforts
Julie Balgooyen, of Cloverville, was honored earlier this month with the Red Cross' highest award.
Calling all innovators: Muskegon-area development agencies to have May 21 after-hours event
Innovators and their innovations will be front and center when the Muskegon business and educational communities gather for an informal social outing Tuesday, May 21.
Susan Harrison Wolffis asks what the Farmers Market means to you
Sydney Miller bags asparagus at Jean's Produce at the City of Muskegon Farmers Market, merchants at the market started accepting Bridge cards Saturday May 29, 2010.
Armed Forces Day celebration at LST 393 honors World War II veterans
A formation of World War II-era aircraft conduct a flyover of an Armed Forces Day gathering at the LST 393 in Muskegon on Saturday, May 18.
Fish-eating birds on Nugent Sand South Lake Island puzzle and worry Mona Lake resident
Meet Muskegon's mystery birds: They're duck-like, funny-looking and they eat lots of fish in the morning.
Calling all veterans: Group seeking World War II veterans to be honored in Memorial Day parade
They're looking for any surviving World War II veterans who can participate in the parade by riding on a float.
Nonprofit group ROARR seeks particpants for flash mob promoting anti-bullying
A group of nearly 20 women and one man from the Muskegon area participated in a flash mob choreographed dance routine to the song "A AoeBreak the Chain"A A at Muskegon Community College on Feb.
A series on animal control issues in Muskegon County shed some light on larger issues involving animal abuse and abandonment, but also dispelled some myths about pit bulls - a breed that has populated quickly in the urban areas of the county.
Masked man who allegedly robbed Muskegon Township insurance company remains at large
A man wearing a black nylon over his face when he robbed a Muskegon Township insurance company Wednesday remains at large, police said.
'Tears came to my eyes': Hurricane Sandy damage links Grand Haven, Brooklyn schools
Students from Jan White's class at Lake Hills Elementary in Grand Haven raised $800 to help replace learning materials and instruments wrecked by the devastation of Hurricane Sandy at PS 15 in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
LST 393 job fair helps Muskegon-area veterans, job seekers, find 'what's next'
About 80 businesses and organizations set up to meet veterans and job seekers Friday, May 17, in the hold of the USS LST 393, a retired tank transport ship.
Editorial: The key to fixing animal control issues is pet owner responsibility
After two years, the system appears to be working, except for one thing -- personal responsibility by pet owners is missing from the equation.
Man shot behind Muskegon Area Transit System building in Muskegon Heights
A man was shot behind the Muskegon Area Transit System building late Thursday evening and driven to a local emergency room, officials said.